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How to Communicate With Your Teacher: You need to P.I.N.G. them!
Learn how to effectively communicate with teachers using the P.I.N.G methodology.
Sean McCormick
Mar 2, 20226 min read
Thriving After Winter Break
By Ella Holton-McCoy and Sean McCormick, M.Ed Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. Winter break is always so needed by both students and parents. The stress of school is removed and the chance to relax is welcomed by all. However, returning to school after a two-week vacation can be tough. All the routines have been different for the last two weeks (wer
Ella Holton-Mccoy
Jan 7, 20223 min read
6 Ways To Help Students Prepare For Finals
Is your student stressed about finals and not sure where to start? Learn 6 simple ways to help them prepare and study for finals.
Sean McCormick
Dec 9, 20218 min read
ADHD & Reading: 4 Simple Ways To Support Your Child At Home
By Stephanie Bayona, MS. Ed., ET Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. Are you struggling to get your child with ADHD to complete their reading assignments at home? Does it feel like everything you try makes them (and you!) even more frustrated? Read on to learn some simple strategies you can use at home that can help reading assignments become more mana
Sean McCormick
Dec 2, 20214 min read
3 Fun (And Educational) Activities To Do With Your Child Over Holiday Breaks
Incorporate these 3 fun and educational activities into the holiday break that both you and your child will enjoy.
Sean McCormick
Nov 11, 20216 min read
5 Ways to Support Your ADHD Child At Home
By Stephanie Bayona M.S. Ed, ET and Sean McCormick, M. Ed, ET Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. Parenting a child with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) is no easy task. Oftentimes, daily life can prove to be overwhelming and frustrating for the whole family, especially because of the nature of symptoms in those with ADHD or ADD. The im
Sean McCormick
Nov 4, 20215 min read
Three Steps To Help Your Student Be More Organized
Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. Do you want to intentionally enhance your student’s executive function abilities? Are you willing to clearly define for them (and you) what “being organized” looks like? One of the biggest barriers to an organized student is an adult who communicates intentions and not goals. This approach has two negative consequenc
Sean McCormick
Oct 5, 20214 min read
How do I write a letter requesting a special education evaluation?
Discover how to request a special education evaluation and learn about the support available from Executive Function Specialists.
Sean McCormick
Oct 5, 20216 min read
How Do I Make My Student Face His Work-Load Head-On?
Want to share a product or service with over 6,000 parents and educators interested in executive functioning? Learn more about sponsoring an upcoming newsletter. Dear Sean: How can I make my student accountable to learn scheduling techniques, face his work-load head-on and manage his own calendar and time? -Frustrated in Berkeley Dear Frustrated in San Francisco: One of the best techniques to help a student become more accountable for their own scheduling techniques is to as
Sean McCormick
Jul 1, 20214 min read
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